FASTMETAL

i just put my 3" RC kit on and now i have a lil vibe between 30 and 40,, do i need a TC drop on this? if so how much?,,,,, its not that bad,,, but was hoping to get rid of it

mike albo

Start by putting on the TC drop,should take care of it though.

FASTMETAL

the kit didnt come with one,,

mike albo

did you get it from RC or somewhere else?

wheeler

you can buy a tc drop from skyjacker. or RE or u can make one! 4 grade 8 bolts and alot of washers lol locking nuts!

FASTMETAL

making one isn a problem,, i just didnt think i was gonna need one with this kit lol,, i got it from RC,, just how much of a drop would i need?

9XJSPORT7

I have a 3 inch lift and I had vibrations. I put a 1 inch tc drop in mine and all my vibrations are gone

FASTMETAL

sweet 1" it is then,, ill just whip a set out of aluminum at work tomorrow THX

mike albo

yeah stack washers or use 1inch square tubeing

84wagoneer

or unistrut! haha gotta love the trades.

FASTMETAL

i hear ya,, im a welder/ fabricator,, so i have access to anything i need ,, including our new water jet ,, lots fun there lol

knever3

Must be nice to be a welder fabricator with all the tools!!! jealous

Metmknice

I would say .75" to 1" drop, Most kits are 1". SYE is the proper way to fix death wobble, and most say that t-case drop is a band-aid, but if it works, then good for you. But you can use, spacers, nuts, washers etc for the drop.

ZachsXJ

SYE and deathwobble are completely unrelated. Deathwobble is from worn out steering components. SYE eliminates driveline vibs which is what is being experienced here

FASTMETAL

i luv it lol, i been doing it for about 13 yrs now,, tonight im starting an aluminum roof rack for the jeep